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Radome, Spaceflight, Pulse detonation spaceplane, Aerospace, July 2018, p 4
In Japan, PD Aerospace is working on a pulse-detonation engine (PDE) powered commercial spaceplane that will fly with two air-breathing PD engines to Mach 3.7 up to 15 km altitude, above which it will switch to PD rocket mode, eventually landing normally with airbreathing PD engines.
Abstract details
Journal title: Aerospace
Keywords: 4 Propulsion - 4.6 Novel propulsive systems
Subjects: Aerospace engineering